If your multiparty protocol is actually something you want scrutinized, why not follow the accepted model and make a c library reference implementation and release a research paper outlining the basis for your design decisions?<p>"Hey guys, here's the code, file some bugs for software that is of no use for you to spend time auditing" is pointless.<p>Adium has an incentive to read the libotr sources. Every user has a small incentive to read kernel sources.<p>Nobody has any meaningful incentives to read the cryptocat homebrew multiparty cryptosystem except the few you've paid to do so. This is cargo cult peer review; it looks like you're doing it but it doesn't actually yield the intended results.<p>PS: glad to see you switched to OTR for two party. You should have done that years ago, but at least you wised up in the end. Hopefully nobody got killed or tortured in the process.